You should probably skip this episode. Basically, just catching up on me. Life from fall until now. I cover my grandparents dying and that impact. Starting a coding bootcamp and why it relates to 'new norm'. Also speak about some things in the new administration, how it's more of the same, and how maybe this will lead to new forms of media in the future. Something that will get more people involved in their communities.

In this podcast I catch up on why I've been away lately. I talk about some of the things that have happened this year, and try to tie them into this "New Norm" concept. Special shout out to @zachdanesh for making this awesome logo ( the N N). Also, if you're interesting in learning more about cannabis, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter (@jonamichahammo), email ([email protected]) or through any way you usually would. www.facebook.com/MassCann

In this podcast, I talk about Amy Cooper and the officers who assaulted Martin Gugino. I also talk about Elijah McClain, and highlight how police are easier to police than people. For example, with body cams. My main focus on the podcast is to highlight some of the BS surrounding qualified immunity and police reform. Want to make this podcast better? Let me know how by contacting me: [email protected] Thanks and enjoy, Jonathan

In this series opener I tackle the recent news of the Washington Redskins reviewing their team name change. I also cover similar topics, and voice my concern about their meaning.

This is a basic introduction to my new podcast, The New Norms. Podcasts will typically include monologues by yours truly, Jonathan Hammond, though interviews are an eager addition to the series in due time. Topics will be open-range, but examples of focus points include: Health and wellness Technological changes Societal changes Governmental and Constitutional changes Economic changes Industry changes As you can tell, change is the current underlying theme, but as we explore the unknown realm that is the future, it's likely that many themes will reveal themselves naturally. Episode Notes During this episode, I referenced a statistic that 1 in 5 able USAmericans are currently unemployed. I received this information from a CNN Economy article, with an additional source coming from the Department of Labor. Please Note: this podcast will often focus around real-time topics and issues, and include factual information that unravels into opinions, predictions, etc. If you ever have feedback on what is covered in an episode, please contact me: Through twitter: @jonamichahammo By email: [email protected]